Long-Serving Keystone Teacher Luanne Metheny Dies
Luanne Metheny 43 of Medina, a Keystone High School health and physical education teacher for 17 years, died Tuesday after a long illness. Born in Elyria, she lived in Medina County eight years. survivors include husband Philip Metheny and children Lyndsey, Nicole, and Joshua. Services set at Medina United Methodist Church with visitation at Waite and Son Funeral Homes.
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Luanne Metheny
Gensert
Medina
Medina General Hospital
Elyria
Medina County
Wellington High graduate C Ellen Dean dies in Florida
C Ellen Dean nee Bealer 56 native of Wellington died Monday in Pensacola Florida after years of illness She was a 1960 Wellington High School graduate Survivors include her husband James E stepson James Dean Jr of Florida and parents Sanford and Ollievine Bealer of Wellington Visitation 7 to 9 p m at Norton Funeral Home Wellington services 11 a m Thursday Interment Greenwood Cemetery Wellington Also noted are obituaries for Steve J Hrehocik and Gerald James Aurelius with service details and memorial offerings to the Kidney Foundation and local charities respectively
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Florence M. Jones
Lorain
Anchor Lodge
Elyria
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst
Jimmy Madsen
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Schwartz, Spence
Walter S. Litkovitz, Jr
Coral Springs
Fla
Columbia University Hospital
Tamarac
Florida
Ohio
Mr. Litkovitz
B.F. Goodrich
The
Geon Co
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Avon Lake
Church of St
Karen L. Litkovitz
Cincinnati
Walter
Bernice
Ted
Phyllis Holomitzki
Reichlin- Cooley Funeral Home
Broadway
Calvary Cemetery
American Cancer Society
North Ridge Road
Elvira
Patricia A. Sheffield
Wellington
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Pennsylvania
Kent D. Sheffield
Kent Sheffield Jr
Llewlyn Bryant
Greenwood Cemetery
Tom Keller
C. Ellen Dean
Bealer
Pensacola
Wellington High School
James E
James Dean Jr
Sanford and
Ollievine Bealer
Elmer Bealer
Michael Bealer
Fremont
Jimmy Bealer
Grafton
Timothy Bealer
LaGrange
John Bealer
Norton Funeral Home
Main St
Jim Lewis
Steve J. Hrehocik
St. Agnes Catholic Church
Lake Ave
Michael Ausperk
Hrehocik
Holy Cross Cemetery
Brook Park
VFW
Kidney Foundation
Lorain County
P.O
David Bogner
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Sharon
New Port Richey
North Royalton
St. Albert the Great Catholic
Carpenters Union
Tampa
Cleveland
Betty Jane
Nee Peters
Patricia Hrehocik
Broadview Heights
Joseph Hrehocik
Margaret Witkowski
Brooklyn Heights
Bernadette Reitz
North Olmsted
Elizabeth Roberts
Medina
Steve Sr
Elizabeth (Nee Giroski) Hrehocik
Gerald James Aurelius
Vermilion
Put-in-Bay
Mr. Aurelius
Key Colony Beach
Putin-Bay
Commodore
Hull Builders Supply
Lemon Tree Lounge
U.S. Steel Lorain Works
Navy
American Legion Post
Put-in- Bay
Moose Lodge
Marathon
Riddle Funeral Home
South St
Louis Bertoni
United Church of Christ Congregational
Maple Leaf Cemetery
Lake Erie Island Historical Society
Paul Mellon Dies at 91 Aids Arts and National Gallery
Paul Mellon, 91, philanthropist and art collector, died at his Upperville Virginia home. He funded Van Goghs and Cezannes for Americans, helped acquire the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, and supported beautification near the White House. His lasting legacy includes the National Gallery of Art East Building, a modern trapezoid addition to the museum founded by his father.
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Washington
Paul Mellon
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
North Carolina
White House
Upperville
Mellon
National Gallery of Art
Pennsylvania Avenue Museum
Industrialist Andrew Mellon funded arts and parks legacy
Andrew W Mellon and family funded a 94 million project designed by IM Pei and supported by the Andrew W Mellon Foundation. His philanthropy included a 5 million endowment to the Pittsburgh Symphony, funding Cape Hatteras National Seashore, Royal Veterinary College support, Lafayette Park renovations, and Sky Meadows gift. Forbes valued him at 1.4 billion. survived by wife Rachel Bunny Lloyd, two children Catherine and Timothy, and three grandchildren.
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Andrew W. Mellon
Paul Mellon
Ailsa Mellon Bruce
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
Mellon
IM. Pei
Symphony Orchestra of
Pittsburgh
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Royal Veternary College
University of London
Lafayette Park
Rachel Lambert Lloyd
Bunny
Mary Conover Brown
Catherine Conover
Timothy Mellon
John W. Warner
Virginia
Mary W. Greenway
Virginia Warner
Ohio governor weighs clemency on Berry death row case
Sharkey said there is no implication of change as Taft met privately with death penalty opponents and supporters. Former Gov. Voinovich had a parole-board recommendation against clemency last year before Berry's scheduled March 3 execution. An eight to zero board vote opposed clemency. U.S. District Judge Algenon.
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Sharkey
Taft
Students invest $100000 in stock market game at Keystone
INVEST From Ci earned in the program but students were given a starting point of 100000 to invest to learn how the stock market works. The winning team had the highest gain after 10 weeks as groups picked and combined stocks like America Online Ford GM ViaCom and Host Marriott. Students used the Internet for research and some decisions were instinct driven.
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Keystone
Morgan
America Online
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Co
Viacom
Host Marriott
Marriott
Yahoo
Patrick
Jesse
John Dowdell
Ashland
Gill Center For Business & Economic Education
Obituary notices for Kosakowski Floyd and White
Carl J Kosakowski 67 of Lorain dies after brief illness. He was a Ford Lorain plant inspector retired in 1991 and served in Korea. Survived by wife Jeanette and children. Services at Gluvna Funeral Chapel with Mass at St Stanislaus. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Raymond White 80 of Grandview Tenn formerly Elyria dies after lengthy illness. Retired Bendix machinist and church and civic supporters. Services in Crossville Tenn.
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Carl J. Kosakowski
Lorain
Amherst Hospital
Mr. Kosakowski
Clearview High School
Sheffield Township
Marine Corps
Okinawa
Japan
Kosakowski
Ford Motor Co
St Stanislaus Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
United Polish Clubs
Elyria
Polish American Citizens Club
American Slovak Club
Polish Legion of American Veterans
Jeanette
Nee DiFrancesco
Patricia Shahan
Austin
Texas
Carl J
Sheffield
Terry
Amherst
Betty Heider
Frances Kovach
Theresa Tomaszewski
Helen Olexa
Stella Mihalic
Mary Ann Jessel
Wakeman
John Kosakowski
John Valentine Kosakowski
Stanislaus and
Sophia
Nee Kunkle
Virgil
Philip
Gluvna
Broadway
St. Stanislaus Holy Name Society
Raymond White
Grandview
Tenn
Cumberland Medical Center
Crossville
Braxton County
W.va
Mr. White
Bendix Corporation
The
Eagles
American Legion Post
Wesleyan Methodist Church
West River Road
White
John Russell White
Grafton
Alvin White
Joshua Gore
Burris Funeral Home
Wayne Brooks
Berry execution review shifts to Taft as Berry waives appeal
Marbley blocked Berry’s execution. Voinovich did not decide clemency. Joe Andrews says the new review will re-examine Berry’s medical and psychiatric records. Berry refused a face to face meeting. Ohio Public Defender Bodiker argues Berry is too mentally ill to decide life or death. Bodiker seeks federal review to require new competency tests. Markley refused.
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Marbley
Berry
Voinovich
Taft
Joe Andrews
Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Parole Authority
Parole Board
Andrews
Cleveland Baker
Charles J. Mitroff Jr
Ohio
David Bodiker
Bodiker
Markley
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Columbus
City and utility plan tree commission for Sheffield Lake
Residents in C1 neighborhoods complain about tree cutting. Osterland notes limbs pose wind and ice hazards. FirstEnergy, city, and Ohio Department of Natural Resources plan a Sheffield Lake tree commission to guide plantings, forbidding tall trees within 10 feet of power lines to prevent further removals.
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Osterland
FirstEnergy
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Sheffield Lake
Koziura delays hearing on duplex ban plan
Koziura postpones the hearing and aims to bring a one meeting package at the Feb 25 session proposing a ban on building or converting duplexes on 6000 square foot lots. If approved, new duplexes would require 10000 square foot lots, with existing small-lot duplexes exempted. He cites safety and quality of life concerns from dense occupancy and traffic.
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Koziura
Lawmakers push steel import bill amid trade tensions
Rep. Bob Ney cites steel shortages as he previews new legislation to curb foreign governments and international bodies. Co sponsors include Jim Traficant Marcy Kaptur Stephanie Tubbs Jones and Steve LaTourette. Rep Philip Crane favors using existing sanctions over a new act.
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Bob Ney
Ohio
Congress
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Spring Grove
Medina United Methodist Church Elevator Fund
S. Court St
S. Main St
John E. Mitchell
New Life Hospice Center
St. Joseph
Erie
Gannon University
Mitchell
Reltec
Lorain Products
Elgin Electronics
Waterford
Lakeview Baptist Church
Church of the Open Door
Grace Methodist Church
Linwood Chapel
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
United Church of Christ
Diana
Thomas J. Friend
Cleveland Indians
Community Health Partners
Gassaway
First Baptist Church
Ola Ruth (Nee Kelley
Bonnie Billingsley
Deloris Simmons
Carolyn Vance
Decatur
Miss
Virginia Thrash
Jessie M. Friend
Marilyn Bishop
Betty Jean White
Russell
Bud
Devin Finneral
Elyria Ave
Daniel B. Duffy
Elmhurst Cemetery
Avon
Wellington High
Hrehocik Services
Jay & Mays Inc
N. Abbe Road
Aris
Ted Resar
Sky Meadows State Park
Forbes Magazine
Carl Kosakowski
Harry J. Floyd
Floyd Tailoring
East Liverpool
Floyd
Floyd Tailoring and Uniform Company
Lake Avenue
Frances Murphy
Newell
Ruthie Morocco
Hermitage
Shirley Sanitate
Louise Bozicevic
Wheatland
Doris Hazlett
Alberta
Dicken
Middle Ave
Bendix Corp
Wwooods
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